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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-11
SURPRISING IT'S BOURBON READERS

RICHMOND. Va, March 10 (SpeeiaD.-Te Richmond
State of the strongest Democratic papers OF Virginia
has out boldly In favor of the absolute abolition Of
the color line in State politics. having been used for the
last time to advantage 1t hopes negro Democratic clubs
will DO formed In the counties and cities This IL such
long step advance OF the position taken BY sny Bour
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rwo sor-TuFRN IFcTURFs

Tufge YpoE L. The Baltimore sun.
Yes the first lime Mr.. Beecher ectured IN the South
the evening of January 81 1863 at the Marylond
the iimid Chief Justice Chase Mr. Stanton and others
sat upon the stand with him. telegram receive
%@e ne Sa pemen5men abohns SLAVERY This
created what Is known among men or the world rs u
high old time Mr.. Beccher refused To allow US to pay
any part OF his expenses or to remnnerate him In any
respect but, the contrary said he would come TO our
aid in such often "a we called on him ms
We did at subsequent time. when he addressed the peo-
pie at Front Street Theatre" go
AT LynchburC. Va, about year ago He was TO lect-
ure there and came the hotel where was stopping
lie seemed TO have difficulty with the committee
which had invited him. lie to lecture on Evolution
and Revolution, but as understood aim he COMMITTEE ,
would listen TO nothing respecting evolution or Darwin
ism. lie changed the title to The Reign OF the Com
mon People; but IT, T. wa, was the same lecture
yes offered to Introduce him to the audience; Ho
asked II popular in Lynchburg. told him wa
quite popular there rs he was before he voice. lo
Cleveland So he thought he said but had not
ton theory country audience by the tapoe turhg
TO fFpg pug mat when s gse what W tebc Toe Of
the imperfect Mngwmmp lie was fond OF humor de-
cned my pronered services but asked the 10 eli Oh the
platform"
RELATIONS WITH THE REV. WILLIAM BEECHER
Chicago dtspoeh 70 re irsourg GS'rse'q GGtS1
since the ambiguous statements made by DR. Goodwin w
the Congregational meeting Monday there have been
open runners that FOR come years the uesn P,tpr W
friendly terms with his brother, the hev. NlIiauI
OF rcftitatOn or these reports your
has been requested Ia give publicity 10 the
following letter received 10y the Rev William Iieecher
shortly after his eighty fifth birthday, in January last
BROoKLYs. y. y. Jan. -.
DEAR BROTHER; You are ahead Of Us AL N years ni
To think that coming summer shall he seyenyiouT
years II high time that should leave OF all 93ys
study grave and gifted manners. Bat "a have
fheunatis neuralgia no baiheadedness no neci o.
specacles deaness-hoW could Il be eNpec that shond
behave property No. Providence meant me Tor squirrel
but suddenly changed II. mind made Of aud
must. squirrelike. frOlic on 20 the end,
and Edward we'll Edward preaching Twice on
Sunday walking miles TO DO H. suppose that some
of the celebration Of h sNtctl
anniversary Of ordination shall have been
NIFTY married MY and settled IN Bfto~
lyn forty years There figures Tor you.
My wife been quite SICK for SIX weeks She hai com
rheumatism and neuralgia. Win rui-fa'
urn dy speIsa and touch OF heart trouble Poor thing
she did sufer But getting about again.
To Al
feciioDate brother. HffHi " AID BtkthEi-
TO the Rev william II. Bceclor.
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TIE MORRIS AND ESSEX PREPARED TO FIGHT

Ia regard ~ the passage b. the New-Jersey Assembly
OF the bill repeating the charter OF the Morris and Essex
Railroad OF it, refusal 10 obey recent tax laws
this was said in behalf OF the company yesterday
shall gt this every step We cannot say. OF
course what tho senate Will DO tae bill Is passed Nv
Legislature. what be the acton
Governor unwilling believe that measure
should become law II the char
exempt comp from taxation under the
that there should he some remedy
side he arbitrary repeal o the contract We arc ADVISED ~
our that Legislature annul the charter
and under These circumstances shall appeal TO the
court. n the hill becomes law II new departure old
charters repealed according 10 legislative
wilkins II this ecodent 10 be estab she'd are OF the
opinion that well culavc holders OF cor
poate securities Will Do inclined dispose Of their holdings
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ACTION OF THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB.


RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED AND a COMMITTEE AP-
POINTED TO ATTEND TIE FUNERAL
The Union League CLUB, at its regular monthly meeting
last evening passed resolutions in honor Of MI Beecher
and appointed committee TO attend his funeral There
WAS an unusually large attendance. Cornelius y. Bliss
in the absence OF President Depew. presided NJ NJ Bud
long presented the resolutions They werc seconded by
Colonel r. c. Hawkins and unanimously adopted They
are s follows:
Inasmuch has pleased Almighty God TO remove from
evenuul and distinguished ue IS known ana recognized
HesOrsd That the Union league Cup iee1 moved ny he
sentiments OF mourning which the occasion has uni
other bodies s OF appreciation OF the great man who -
Eeso5pd That in the person of Henry
recognize nfst Of al great moral saoher WHOSE
esolred That his example liberal teacher. not only n
secular and political AFFAIR but ~ religion also ns podno'a
effect upon the age and has tended IN Tie direction
Of leading men 70 higher ana sgtT 9o o 1s
but sense and knowledge oil their relations 10 the
Rssored That state and Nation have in the death OF
Beecher lost patriot whose love OF country was always
hand e @ bass aos At thst critical upctufc We're so pc
remembrance OF them can never perish from
' StspeS That we also recognize in Mr. Beecher
mighty o s s1d that m 81
OF e country Will always retain the con
Resoirea That club hereby to his bereaved
family profound sympathy for the great os their
buttons be sent 10 them.
The chairman appointed the following members com
mttee attend the funeral Frederick TaJ Tor Colonel
Rush c. Hawkins, NJ. NJ. Budlong jackson s. Schultz.
5. W. Requa Henry Bergh. Thomas {. Acton, Granville
Choate, the Rev. Dr. &. DIV. Bridgman Joseph L. Gay.
the Rev Dr. Charles Tiffany. james W Ellis. Frederic
A. Potts, Eihu Root, Charles y. smith, w q Riddle,
Waston ii. Brown. BraytOn Ives Charles WatrOus L. A.
Packer, Thomas kutter and Jesse selgman
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SYMPATHY FOR MRS. BEECHER IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO, March 1o-At the meeting Of the Congrsea.
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bon newspaper that almost took the breath from mans
of "a rea1ers
RAILROAD INTERESTS


A RIG MEETING OF RAILROAD OFFICIALS ASKS IT.
SELF SOME IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.
Boston, March 10 (SpecidD-One OF the largest ana
most mpor railroad assembages ever convened IN
this city met the presidents office or the Boston ana
Lowell Railroad to-day. The object Of the meeting was
10 consider the bearing OF the Interstate law Just
passed by Congress- upon the roads of the NewEngand
States and TO bring the different roads into harmony with
that law There present at the meeting represent
atves OF about all the different roads In this section Oh
the country In all there were seyenty-fye or
eighty gentlemen present President Choate, or the Ola
Colony Road presided A committee was appointed to
formulate the subjects be considered and reported the
following questions:
connection with Section ~ pro-
passes except for tho employees anu
officers OF railroad companiesl 4. ,o,,
VIII action OF the Joint committee OF March In new
York In relation To payment OF passenger 70
adopted by the New England roads also its action on Dag
Snail charge be made for the detention where the
duty of mi 1aiiDg devolyes upon the consgneesi u,
Shall freight charges DO collected AZ once on delivery OF
Are contracts which have been made shippers for
Apn5 rendered void by the Interstate Commerce bin
Shall freight be stopped short OF ITS billed or
this shall grain transit be stopped for milling
and a min product sent forward on the same way.billi
Does the proper lion which u railroad
undcr Joint tariff fix the local charge between the
to scholars be sold ct less rates than to other
What constitutes an sxcurs on ticket under the awf
Does the la apply to the express business as i9r
" Nj, @ M b 100 adon nntfor1 cs
for thor local freight businessl
The report accepted and the questions after being
discussed separately considerable length were re-
ferred to committees who will take the advice OF counsel
and inform roads represented OF meetings for the
consideration Of the subjects The meeting was then adj
pplIf A a a
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MR DEPEW FAYORs EXCLUSION RAVES.

Mr. DEPEW FAVORS EXCURSION RATES.
The trunk line presidents have been called to meet to-
day consider the made by their eutenants
as Interpretation OF the Interstate Commerce law
with regard TO rates and traffic relations II lie generally
expected that the work OF the vice sdens and
cral managers will be ratified As summer has to be
looked time ahead by summer hotel propetors.
these are agitaed and have made many inquiries
as to the final construction TO be put the law by rail
way officials. President Depew Of the NewYork Central,
said Yesterday that his company had desire 10 inter
pref the Interstate law IN manner 10 deprive the people
OF the benefits OF tourist fares the loW-rate
excursions TO which they have been accustomed. Mr..
Dcpew takes liberal view Of the situation aud says that
the law authorizes the issue OF excursion tickets
although claimed by railroad that the pro-
visions prohibiting every form OF discrimination against
persons localities will apply in the sale of such tickets
Mr. Depew. however takes the position that IN exempt
ing excursions fair degree OF discretion Is LETT 10 any
railroad company In the matter Of organizing tours or
moving parties under reasonable restrictions
designed 10 protect the company as well as
public private parties No particular In.
popular resort such Saratoga, Lake George. Alexan
ra Bay, Niagara Falls etc. That dependant Tor their
maintenance upon the support OF tourists Excursion
tickets may be sold TO such points without deriment to
the regular traffic to commercial centres While the pro-
cees from the sale OF excursion tickets cut an insignn-
figure in its gross revenue. yet the NcwI0rk Cen
trail has not the slightest disposition to discontinue
pOc which il believes To be more In the public interest
than In It's own, simply because rigid Interpretation OF
might possibly give transportation lines an OPP
pOrtuuty discontinue old concessions TO the public
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

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aaouid be enonoh nasn Of god taAis
AMONG ne Lac maksss % carry . % .
Ierrs nasorifF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18
CmURcH NOTICES.

First Baptist Church, Fourth street, near
James. Rev. d. ,. Pierce, pastof-Pr4acatng ~
ths pastor a. II a. N. and p m Moruing
subject Tho Ki1dom Of Heasens' evsring
gutteet; "Copfict between fseh and spin"
Society o. Christian EndeAVor al 3. n.
Rsv. D. J. Pierce viii preach Is he wess
Duvsnish schoslhoase e Sp. N
U1Iiariaa oeufrh, services IL Pythiaa Hal
Opera House Bioek-Rev samnsl A. Eliot viii
Of tse Messiah All are welcome.
Battery Street N. 4 Church, North seattle,
Y. ". 10y. pastor Preaching at II a N. and
I.80 D. M. b the pastor. sunday ecLaool al
13:so p. =. Al are invited
Trinity Chu-ch, Third street, opposite Court
Houss Rev. George Hsrhert Watson, Rector
Nc early service. Sunday school af 10 a m.
connFnation sue Holy Communi0n At has a..
N. TIE psople's seFvies al 1907 N.
Chspel Of tAs Good shepherd. Second and
Blanchard stseetR S0rsh Seattle sandy
schooi, at 2e0 p. m
PlymouEh Congregational Church, Second
ssrees, 6etNeen Spring and seneca hev, Henry
L. Bates, pastor - Preaching today By the
pastor At II .. n. and ! p. N. Sandy school
o. ies9o. Young peoples meeting e D. N.
PRAYER meeting Thursday At 50 2. u, Al aie
cordially invited
Taylor Congregational Church. cornef Birch
and Thomas streets, NORTH seattle, ReF. " E.
Dawson, pastor-Pneaehing II II a n. and AZ
7 p. n. sunday school al 1850 p. m. Masical
and siersoptieon entertainments Il the church
Tuesday evening
Firn Methsdist Episcopal Church. coTnsr
Third and Marion streets. Rev. A. J. Hanson.
paHtor-Servicea 10 the bassment o. he nsw
church. General class 10 = N Preaching
q II 3. q. and p. NJ, revival sermoas- sur-
day sahools I2l5 p N Young psopis's anicn
a. pm elrangers and oihers made welcsne.
Chapel Of tn second Baptist Cszrch, near
south corner Of james and Ninth streets. KEY.
Geo. ". Bnrnhsn, pastur-Preaesing Al II g..
m. All are wsiCome-
scsnainavian Msthodiss Episcopal Church,
Fifth street, between Piks an3 Pine. Rev. o.
X olander. passoF-Divtns service every sun.
day AZ IL q. n. and 30 D. n All ee4ndlaa-
vians aFe cordially inviied.
First German Reformed church, corner q
Seventh Aad Cherry streets, Rev. @. 0Eaeaal,
pAsscr-Dixtns service every spaaay ct II a.
M Rnd D. n. sunday school, 10 Q n. Ger
macs ere cordially invited.
Free Meshodls; Church. Pine street, between
Ninth and Tenfh--P eaching 81 II >. n and
1850 D m Sunday Gchool e els N. Prayer
serytce wednesday nishts.
Regular sag and Gospel service At ne Young
Meas Chfiskisn Association chapel, eoEiser OF
Ffent and spriHs st-eetA this afternocs .,
o'eicck.
Flrsi spIrItuaIist soelssy. Massasc HAil, FFaat
9treei-Lectare every Sun lay II 3 p. m. sAarp
b. Rev. Dr.. Fred Q. Hoahers. trance spezkar !
Babject given By tho andience. After lecture
tssts and descriptions Of spirit friends ef thase
pfsseat Will be given from tbs platform; also
questions on tas Aplritaal PHILOSOPHY By The
aadiencs proSzptiy answered Cone Aad Know
The truth
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"a sa.rs & $3.50 anel i Beass q
sham. Ths dsanila ~ sneli dseaiefa -
nesar hsas. We ere 80 - eenazal
uny as - zneng huntzse shsnsAza
hnmns beinns hags been sNsps tfsm
enfnenas. ws eiss Sgise - fas rszai -
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sd assaiwag ws fozssa sil aesus 3.
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i perg snail. baf s1uss - - inssct-
hauas sasm vafg aaf awsy. = = on81
sus nsx1 6cos nefahbss pbsm wse1Es
. help. whsn salamily ossEiakss hi1,
Ne "a his szasEin@s and nlsaEa sheaa
ufsa hlm. wben fls suaersr lives p
shs snexf airssl, kouevss, hs disasies
assus leas Q usatsaF d psrBcnai inter
81 % 6, aad wtsn ke lfvus h ihe Bexs
tssn, ws 40 sos eysn era % fs4d soeus
Il IN re newspapsss. Il Il mach rs
ssrne via scrnmuniffss nnd sir na-
siora Il the Gesds which hsss srenRhs
sash havos h China bad taksn Elaes p
Asu Rsaland. - couid never haze
hsaxd enssRh a. hen o. dons s1ouHh
% ralisss sha aaasEera A. tbsg as b
Ohins, howsvsg, and 10 region con,
ssrniua which us know iisiis and cara
Lean, me dsafrueiiou a. soms knndEsds
Of thooaands Of humGn beings does 70.
seen b Be q matter q 20 ersaf eonss-
anenss - ths esnvietson 81 4 1ary
bribss 10 San Rsa1eisso o. q Z bash
ursoksr 10 CincinnatL Il d . be
world mfaar eli. and shase ass nations ID
Il uhish are aos even ss spsakinR terms
with sfksg nsaisns.
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PoRr TOWNSEND KsWs.

Late Lass sveninq an employe Of the
Charies hotel and the niRht Waterman
OF the say mill we're standing On The
beach near shs ssw mll wharf, WHEN q
isng boaf will black sides and q red line
lust above water, IS thouRh tie bottom
Of tha boat gas red, cane Close inside
the bright fash Of 3 bulls eye lantern
and revealed not only tbs boat bus the
0eeapsuis. TIE men are positive that
the boat e1u1sined shout aims CHINESE
under tue command Of two white nen.
Two or three flashes Of II lantern en-
ablsd tbs smuRel6rs, Is that was IN
dsubtediy their business. TO note thsif
loestion, and thus slew Of for more con-
genial quarters. Several custom officers
searched the beeeh ard kept bright
Iooko1t during the Night but without
success.
The city council convened isst even
inc with Mayor DeLaon in the chair.
No business Of importance vas trans
acted other than granting several sprii-
Giants she privilege Of selling liquor.
The liahg house steamer Manzanita,
anchored 10 the .haFbog eud renained
over night and proceeded down tbs
straits this neorning.
TIE TAG NoQul toWsd the British ship
Cape Verde to Seattle 10 discharge q
cargo OF railroad iron, Consigned 10 tie
Seattle, Lake Shore and Essterz rail
road.
Per- Townsend, Dec. II. 1887.
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Americans cas have baa hisle oonceP-
atsn Of saeh ealamiAiea IS shAs eaased
~ she overflow % the Yellow river n
Chiua. Disasters q cue kind and an
oshsr ara eonmoa enough In this evan
arx. bat, kerrikls as tAey are. tie Fuin
wrcarha b. them h limited soGgarsd
wstA tkat whish involves weeie Prov
anees. ID IL not easy 70 pieisrs . d.
a,,sr uhose vsssina are numbered b
80 mslllan. II d noi sssy 10 psciHrs 3
aesolasion walsh tSeluess IN its blight
a bordsss thousands q sscaEe niieA
AmerscE haa nevsr expsEieneed . aia-
awssr % "a. tsashirE and 20 aesfrse
tlga. and she eeadltions q AmaFican
llfe hastily ths peapla In heayinS has
4 never viii n he mcrs thisAly
e.,slsa pastlozs e China ana Indis.
hewsvsr, eooda and faninea weieh
s,nin hundrses e tAoaEAnaa Of
~aA-..ss tesnzs ~ teear sselsuz assI
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moxrGoMERY LKTs co.
M KNOWS WHAT Law EuTrs ABE, AID
DanPs OCT on rHK TIDE FIAT
LITIGATION.


DaoPs OCT on xnR TIDE FIAT
LTTIaATToN.
Ona Of the Eve persons interested in
ths Montgomery tide fat scheme, whose
initials are A. O. ~, but who does net
want bis name used IN connection with
The matter. to Posr lxTELLxsKNoks re-
porter sAid; II psid $500 per acre f8f
ny bali Of tie fifiy four acres, bat the
terms sere such thai can clean 90 for
6 figure thst viii make my purchass
pFice less than tnet. In other words. y
said be. 81 scared most easy terms o.
my pnrchase, and whIia she partiss who
sold b. ms gave but half as much per
acre, consider that my ceal lson par
With theirs. The Atty foof acres, q
course, We have a patens for. bat in your
report sou we're about right as regards
the tiais 90 the tide data. THAI has
been jumped By Mr. BaFns sad others,
as stated IA yauF srttcse.H
Anoshsr Renf.emAn was seen IN re-
ference 20 the matter, q brother Of one
u the other fsar interested and be
ssid that tba syndicate Woaid wear
Barns ard bis crowd cat; that thelr
piiee wouid rot aud 10 ths canrss Of q
feu wears taeY Vuui3n'f kuoE toe l0ea-
fian % tie boundaries % tbe tract
iamcsd b them.
lhe arst Rentlarnan. A. @. H.. svsktn
%, rsqaested lie reporter nos 90 me1-
ton his aarne % the ofbeF four OF tie
syndicate. "We expsas," be saia, 80
sell the 81 acres 30 some outside party
and % have the names Of tie owners
brouehs bSfore the pa5ito wsoii, 10
measure, ksndicap car plaBs Deaf
you zee" be said. eary o. ths i've of
q can tsIk 80 G szspected purchaser
ana edviss hies % bay; bat should be
know We Were owners vhFs af course,
Il wausd be Kke eAztise brssa upon tAe
waters aud q des3 give asay, Is ieast,
a. far a. arx pockets ere eoaesraad.
But Il yca say anythtnE aoa1t the mat
Ter. rlsa8s dan't mentio1 The names q
he rafsiss Interested, beeacse that
wsnid Qfvs car scheue SWAY
The gentleman WHO arss pas he Posr-
NTrx1xaEncHn correspondent On 20 The
jtsrn vas given tie eatsre facts IS q
ssdess ssssst." and fos tkat reason q
vas nscessaxg that sone oae esss sA0ald
give Il sUay.
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4xpmEav Csr. Fsss- Taf sSamnD
rs patls turbrs wsza ~ sseaiz9
sfszFned ffcm fnElbEf ztf1zaanee
ne1a ttis leEn- 1his feseuegn was 20.
enpsea fn aispnainR cf saue nHlsta1
zstkkxs. Stewart ". K1hsrs1 vas ~
ssfzs6 e n A Eosf - taks iselirrszy
Jsmfa1n ~. QitT wzt refeFEt1 2 a
Rze4es AFeKs tn take tseGine1n3. Liza
MeRad1sn y. ,. O. Ae3aa1sn. zsiisn
for diE1Ees. u4a Eef4Ersd % 9. &. Afer
a m1f5nn s1K 3 nxw trial - aHe aAaE
of - TeExfsrry ~ Argus &e1.ain 80
oserrn1sd. Anaus Hc0issB rs bars ln
Nsw BrnazNleks sid Las sls0 lissd q
RFfnnrect4 He ema 81 tits tekri&aFg
zpuss tuelEe o. 1liken yesrs szes SIC
dnFfnn this tirae OlyEnpla bas b<fB re
seEtex o. his eireas q Operations. 4 3
0asnpa&iun has eEnaE1iig hea1 tnas CO
. IaeReE. Re gAs married aocet 81
wears eco, huf bis wedde4 lie has no4
been one " biiss- HIS R4slens este
nas On rnore than ene oeoaE1nn fEit ire
foEcs Of his aEn upon hsr peisen e
nunsr. rs = sEia 70 have net bse1 3
bad nan exssps Wien ~ Eanof, Azse :
waa whiis q this o1ndif31u D. con-
EIIEEU US NEIGIAfEE AA4AAA8 = -NA--@--r---
He IA man rerhars 30 yesfs q aeo,
above khs AVERAGE il heighs, % kaaFg
bald, ana nns unpleasaEt address. he
& rslher paie, pezhsps from conn1e-
ment- His hair Is klack, SD - sears
no board. save q sandy-eolored nons-
tachs. Not Iona since be ha1 40 *
esllent posiiioB with the Satssp rsilroAd
eonpaay, at 6heltsu, which he ~ en-
aoscunf Of hig inlsmpsrats hablls. he
fheu undertook tie management q TIE
botei a Sheltcn, which be Uss occ1pJ-
inc a. lessee a. She lime Of the ecal-
mission of fhe cruise. u Vas pfcbably
tie thoarhf that be nus leaFe TBS
plaee. and thai his wife uocl1 sascee1
Tia n the snanaQeEaent walsh cans6d
hin 10 oammii this crime, which vas no
doubt undsFiaben With Sc hops Of
Destroying bsF life.
OfRuuuia. Bee. n. 1851.